The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. 1957-05-03. A JAPANESE SUB MACHINE GUN CAPTURED BY MAJOR D.G. KENNEDY, DSO, DURING A CLASH BETWEEN HIS 10 TON SCHOONER, "DADAVATA" AND A JAPANESE PATROL IN A WHALEBOAT MAROVA, NEW GEORGIA. AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL ACCESSION NO. 31270.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1957-05-03. A BROKEN JAPANESE SWORD CAPTURED DURING AN ACTION AT MAROVA, NEW GEORGIA, BY MAJOR D.G. KENNEDY, DSO. MAJOR KENNEDY WAS AN OUTSTANDING PERSONALITY AMONG THE COASTWATCHERS IN
Steyr Solothurn S1-100 Sub-machine Gun. Machined steel receiver with a top opening cover marked SS within a circle and a left hand open port for the magazine. A safety slide and magazine latch are on
Japanese Kai-gunto sword broken in three pieces. The hilt has the standard Japanese Navy guilded brass fittings of a fushi, kabuto-gane and cherry blossom menuki under the brown handle binding over bl
NEW GEORGIA, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1943-03. PART OF THE COASTWATCHERS ARSENAL OF UNITED STATES AND CAPTURED JAPANESE WEAPONS HELD BY CAPTAIN D.G. KENNEDY, BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDS PROTECTORATE DEFENCE FORCE
NEW GEORGIA, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1943-03. PART OF THE COASTWATCHERS ARSENAL OF UNITED STATES AND CAPTURED JAPANESE WEAPONS HELD BY CAPTAIN D.G. KENNEDY, BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDS PROTECTORATE DEFENCE FORCE
NEW GEORGIA, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1943-02. NATIVE SCOUTS OF KENNEDY'S GROUP BRING IN A 19 YEAR OLD CAPTURED JAPANESE PILOT TO THE SEGI STATION COMMANDED BY CAPTAIN D.G. KENNEDY, BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDS PR
